The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-01-22
Knights Of Honor Entertainment.

Knights Of Honor Entertainment.
Notwithstanding the inclemen,
weather of yesterday evening, the
Academy Of Music began filling f)r
the entertainment by the knights Of
Honor as early as halfpdst six O'Clock
and long before the appointed hour,
8 O'Clock, every available seat WA.
taken. Washington Lodge, which
has Il membership of one hundred
and thirteen, attended in "A body and
occupied seats upon the stage for the
purpose Of crnnomi-ing upon the
space of the auditorium. The enter.
tainmPnt opened with an overture v
Prof. Heard'S orchestra, and was fol.
lowed ty prayer ny Rev. S. w,
Owen. Dictator d. NJ. Hurley de.
livprpd a brief address of " elco,te.
Then followed musical spiectinns nv
Madam ROehm and Mr.. Wphh, of
Baltimore, and readings hy Mr.. G.
HngendOrp. of Baltimore. The music
was of high order. and admirably
rendered. Madam Rpehm particu.
larly impressing the audience with
her rich and mplOtlinns voice and
complete command of difficult pas.
sages. Grand Dictator. A. j. Corn
ing. of Baltimore, delivered an adj.
dress upon the foundation, progress
AMI purpose of the order. The or
ganiZ ,tinn Is now i'm the fifteenth
year of its existence. and has a mem
hrr-hip in the United States Of l3O.-
600. There has been paid out in death
benefits about $40 900 600. One IF thu
most enjoyable features of the enter
iainment was the readings Ivy Mr..
H"grndorp. Owing to the illness of
Past Grand Dictator, &. V. S. Levy,
of Frederick, his address was read
10y Mr.. John l.. Bikle. of Washing
ton l. DE, Mrs. II NJ. Hays con.
trihuted tn the evenings pleasure as
accompani,t. Bene,liction was pro.
bounced Ivy Rvs. w. Owen, and his
closed one Of the most enjoyable lodge
entertainments ever given in This
city. Repairing to The Franklin
House. the members of Washington
Lodge aud invited GUESTS to the mum.
her OF eighty persons. parto0k of
banquet snch rs has made the genial
Mr.. Herbert, so popular.
After the menu had hpen discussed
to the Satisfaction Ct those present.
The following ioasts were am nuncp,l
"WaShingl"n Lodge-She has done
we'll heret"f' re-; may she do well un.
der her lew and y Jung Dict tor"
responded 10 by David NJ. Hurley.
True DrinclpIts of the knights of
Honor" hy Rev. S. w. Oven. Go.
operative mmefit- require cn.oppra.
tive efforts" hy Alex. NeilI "Bonne
Lodge, Of BOoiIsbOrc," hy Rev, S. s.
Miller. THE present prosperous con.
ii'ion Of the order in Maryland il an
aD2ury of ils growth during the
year" hy Grand Dictator A. j. Corn.
ing. "BrnIher Watkins first rall.n
hy G. Z. Ciapp. Mr.. HogendOrp, Of
entertained the members
With iaua battle rrcitations. MIX the,
future officers of The Grand Lodge l,t1,
quail tn tle past ~ pushing forward
the good work IT the ORDER" by P.
A. Wilmer. THAT the order Is
stronger on the Dist of December
han on The LIST OF January of the
same year." by A. =. IIarig. Mr..
Wehh, of Baltimore, in resp ,nse to
tue frequent calls. sang fDr the pleas
hrp "f his auditors and Mr.. Hogen.
lo'p, OF Baltimore, concluded with
~ amusing recitation. The assem-.
Ilage dispersed about l O'clock A. NJ,
,fter three heary cheers fur the ho,t.
-HdgerstoaUn Ecening Globe, IAN.
The Grand Dictator will make m
'flicial visit To the Oak baud L'mlge on
he evening Of the 24th Of February
next.
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